This week the DVD Savant has a ton of new reviews including: The Bodyguard - absolute wish fulfillment nonsense given a good polish by attractive actors and great production values, Fall Guy - An oddball Japanese comedy drama about a shy-guy stuntman who marries a crazy ex-movie star and almost kills himself in dangerous stunts to keep her, Return to Peyton Place - Runaway sociology meets ridiculous plotting in this scaled-down sequel to the trendy dirty book of the 1950s, All in a Night's Work - Shirley MacLaine bops around in a blue towel while Dean Martin tries to figure out what her black mail angle is in this tepid romantic comedy, Twentieth Century - Carole Lombard and John Barrymore are fall-down funny in this screwball comedy, The Life of Emile Zola - Paul Muni brings the French author-activist to life in this rousing biopic and The Cat and the Canary - A silent haunted house comedy that's also a film classic, thanks to German expressionist expert Paul Leni's creepy, creative camera. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.